To uphold justice and roam the martial world, there is one saying that simply must be mentioned.
And that is...
"Against these evil heretics, there's no need to worry about martial ethics. Everyone, attack together!"
Well, the outcome speaks for itself.
Mami Tomoe kept Snake Man pinned down beneath a barrage of gunfire, while Tamaki Iroha secretly fired arrows from the side. Kigara charged forward and sliced through Snake Man's sickle with a single strike, followed by Ann launching a Manaria Magic Missile... And then the burly, muscular man turned into a dead snake lying on the ground.
"Not to be rude, but isn't this Demon way too weak?"
Looking at Snake Man, who lay motionless on the ground, Ann couldn't help complaining. After all, Snake Man had been so arrogant earlier, and this was Ann's first time fighting an existence from this world. To be safe, she had only used the most basic magic to test the waters. In the end—I haven't even started trying, and you're already down?
"This doesn't count as a Demon. At most, it can only be considered a monster."
"Like a Griffin?"
"Probably a little smarter..."
Faced with Ann's question, Duanmu Huai shrugged helplessly. Based on his experiences in the Journey to the West, Eastern demons and monsters had a very different characteristic. In gaming terms, their methods of allocating starting points were different.
Western monsters put all their starting points into strength first, and only added intelligence later. That was why, in many fantasy worlds, only high-level monsters such as dragons possessed intelligence, while low-level monsters had low intelligence but tremendous strength.
Eastern demons, however, followed a different path. They added intelligence first, and strength afterward.
As a result, many demons did not possess particularly powerful strength at first. Some could even be